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April 24, 2024. International news round-up / last 24 hours
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The international media landscape is dominated by the vote in the US Senate approving military assistance to Ukraine, with much of the headlines focusing on the military and political impact of this decision. Open conflicts continue to take center stage, second only to Sino-US tensions and recurring topics such as North Korea's international conduct. The summary below groups the main topics thematically.
The war in Ukraine
- The US Senate has approved military and financial assistance packages for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan. International media expect the measure to be signed into law by President Joe Biden shortly.
- Russia has continued its attacks on the country's eastern front, as well as its bombing campaign on Ukrainian cities and civilian infrastructure.
- Russia threatened retaliation if frozen Russian assets in Western states are confiscated to financially support Ukraine.
- Russia's deputy defense minister, Timur Ivanov, arrested on suspicion of bribery.
- Britain has approved extra military aid for Ukraine.
- Many mass graves have been discovered near hospitals in Gaza attacked by Israel. The Israeli authorities deny responsibility for them, suggesting that only spot exhumations were carried out for the possible identification of Israeli hostages.
- The al-Qassam Brigades of Hamas have called for an all-out expansion of the fight against Israel, praising Iran's offensive actions.
- The North Korean leader's sister Kin Yo Jong has criticized military drills organized by South Korea and the United States, threatening to build an overwhelming military power.
- The European Parliament passed a directive giving consumers the right to have products repaired, with the new rules clarifying producers' obligations.
- Ukraine
- Russia
- US
- Israel
- Gaza
Middle East conflict
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